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‘The American Chestnut’: An Interview with Author Donald Edward Davis

Tale of Resolve: Remembering Cherokee Sand Town at St. John’s, Cartoogechaye

Going Against History?: Illicit love and intermarriage (Cherokee and European Unions)

National Register of Historic Places - Macon County

The Great Locomotive Chase -- link to film and local press coverage

George Colbert house (built around 1790, we believe this "saltbox" style house is what lies underneath the Jesse Siler home)

Chautauqua Desks

Cowee-West’s Mill Historic District Self-Guided Driving Tour

HISTORIC ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES SURVEY REPORT REPLACE BRIDGE NO. 16 ON SR 1309 (Slagle Farm)

Little Tennessee River

Memoirs of the Civil War by William Williams Stringfield

The Beck Brothers of the Thomas Legion in the 1864 Shenandoah Valley Campaign

Thomas' Legion : The 69th North Carolina Regiment

John Mitchell Map

Transcript of Thomas Griffiths Journal

Richard Thornton's work on the history of the Nikwasi Mound

NC WWII Casualties

1860 Macon County Census, starts on page 451

Robert Strange's Eoneguski, or, The Cherokee Chief: A Tale of Past Wars

A NEW PLOW IN OLD GROUND: CHEROKEES, WHITES, AND LAND IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, 1819-1829 by W. M. JURGELSKI

“Their Look is Onward”: The Politics of Cherokee Removal in North Carolina

Introduction to the Keowee Trail

Mooney Myths of the Cherokee

My Scots-Irish Ancestor Murdered Indigenous People

Iron Forge and Gillespie Rifles

Southern Appalachian Digital Collections

Rural Free Delivery Map Macon County (1910-1919)

Natural Atlas - Little Tennessee

SKETCH OF THE CHEROKEE COUNTRY And March of the Troops Under the Command of Luet. Col. Grant to the Middle & Back Settlem:ts. 1761

Woodlands Dark And Days Bewitched: A History Of Folk Horror

The Keowee trail program a historical pageant presented at Greenville, South Carolina, November 11, 1921 Foreword by John S. Taylor

1835 Cherokee Census

There's More to the Love Story Than the Founding of Waynesville

The Colbert-Walker Site: History and Archaeology of a Chickasaw Home

1884 Royce Map of Former Cherokee Land in the Middle United States

Treaty with the Cherokee, 1817 ("The United States do also bind themselves to give to all the poor warriors who may remove to the western side of the Mississippi river, one rifle gun and ammunition, one blanket, and one brass kettle, or, in lieu of the brass kettle, a beaver trap, which is to be considered as a full compensation for the improvements which they may leave")

Treaty with the Cherokee, 1819

Robert Armstrong Survey of Cherokee Lands

John Preston Arthur's History of Western North Carolina
A Map of South Carolina : Shewing the Settlements of the English, French, & Indian Nations from CharlesTown to the River Mississippi. Nairne 1711 Map

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